Personality & Emotions

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Adjective ends in 'e' in the masculine form, so the feminine spelling remains the same.

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Feminine form is 'généreuse'.

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Often shortened to 'sympa' in informal spoken French.

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Feminine form is 'impatiente'.

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Adjective remains identical in masculine and feminine.

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Opposite of 'optimiste'; identical in masculine and feminine.

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Feminine form is 'sérieuse'.

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Can function as an adjective or a noun (le calme).

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Past participle used as an adjective; feminine adds 'e'.

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Feminine form is 'fatiguée'.

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Feminine form is 'curieuse'.

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Identical for masculine and feminine.

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False friend: 'sensible' means sensitive, whereas 'sensible' in English can also mean reasonable.

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Feminine form is 'paresseuse'.

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Abstract noun derived from the adjective 'triste'.

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Common expression: 'être en colère' (to be angry).

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Used in the expression 'avoir peur' (to be afraid).

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Often used in the phrase 'sauter de joie' (to jump for joy).

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Opposite of 'malheur'.

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Reflexive verb; constructed with 'pour' (s'inquiéter pour quelqu'un).

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Reflexive verb expressing a sudden change in emotional state.

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Regular -er verb.

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Irregular verb. Also functions as a masculine noun ('le sourire').

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Fixed expression using 'avoir' + noun 'honte'.

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Feminine adds an extra 'e': 'tombée amoureuse'.